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This week, we bring you a Think the Game challenge. Find out if you are ready to think the game on the college level with our Think the Game Quiz. Can you get the answers to the following questions without looking back at past posts? There’s only one way to find out!

Scenario 1

True or False?


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Having clear priorities makes any journey easier to navigate. The college baseball recruiting process, with its many twists and turns, is no different. Everyone’s recruitment is unique, so you may often wonder if you are ‘doing the right thing’. KPB has an entire section ...


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Academics are an incredibly important piece of the college baseball search. Your chances of on and off-field success skyrocket when you go to a program with an academic culture and the academic support to meet your educational needs. We discuss the importance of academic culture and support in


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The Situation: 

It’s the first game of an NCAA Super Regional best-of-three series. In practice leading up to the series, the home team has put in a no-look pick play to second base to try to capitalize on the aggressive primary leads that the visiting offense often takes at second base. The play is a departure from their usually conservative arsenal of holding ru...


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Out at 3rd

The Situation:  

Man on second, two outs, the five-hitter is at the plate with a 1-2 count. The runner on second has good speed. The game is tied at 2. 

The Play:  

The runner at second knows that the pitcher can afford to waste a pitch with a 1-2 count. As the pitch leaves the pitcher’s hand, the runner on second reads the angle as a ...


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